Many companies, particularly in the financial sector, rely heavily on regulatory intelligence. Regulatory intelligence experts monitor and assess regulatory developments, business patterns, and guidelines to guarantee that their organizations follow applicable legislation and norms. Due to regulatory standards' current complexity and globalization, regulatory intelligence experts have assumed a more significant position in society. These specialists are essential to assisting their companies nav
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This is a transcript of our interview with John McMahon, C&R Thought Leader at FICO
You can watch the original video interview here
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Hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome to our Risk Management Show. In this episode we are talking with John McMahon, collections and recovery thought leader at FICO. Our guest today has committed the last 25 years of his career to collections and recoveries where he is now recognized as a key thought leader. He has led many successful cultural and techni
Noam Chomsky (2014) "How to Ruin an Economy; Some Simple Ways"
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Noam Chomsky
Published on Feb 12, 2014
Noam Chomsky spoke at Third Boston Symposium on Economics on February 10th 2014, sponsored by the Northeastern University Economics Societyhttp://www.northeastern.edu/econsocie... in Boston, MA.
Chomsky argued that certain factors, among them cutting federal funding for research and development and the growing gap between the richest 1 percent and everybody else, have led to the country's cu
In this posting we take a look at Nassim Taleb's video and show a working example of the Sigmoid function in R Project.
Many risk practitioners approach the quantification of risk by convoluting frequency and magnitude curves.
The Sigmoid concept which is at the heart of Antifragile, looks at risk differently. It breaks up a system into various states of Fragile and Robust, then brings them back together as a single function of risk.
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